American History: Salem Witch Trials 1692

In beginning this site, one of my primary concerns is to correct some of the common misunderstandings and misconceptions about this tragic event in U.S. Colonial history. Some of these are so basic that it is surprising that they have become so firmly entrenched in our public consciousness, while others are more abstract, and merit some serious discussion. It is my hope that this might become a forum for some serious discussions focusing on the Salem witch trials, the events surrounding them, and the various theories that have been offered by way of explanation.

Vote for Salem Old Town Hall!

Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 06:39 PM - History of Salem, Massachusetts
Posted by The Historian

Your vote will help the Old Town Hall!

American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation are pleased to announce that Greater Boston has been selected as the next region for the community-based Partners in Preservation program.

With the public’s input, American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation will give away $1 million in preservation grants in Greater Boston.

Salem Old Town Hall is among the places eligible to receive preservation funding.

Click here to vote for Salem Old Town Hall

Very simple registration. Each person can vote once daily. Make all your votes count!

Because the votes are counted between April 14 and May 17 everybody is encouraged to cast their votes daily. Go to SalemOldTownHall.com to learn how you can make sure that you don't miss a single day of voting.

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